Do you find it essential to install Figma?
I haven't had much perf problems with the web version.
Fonts are easier with the downloaded version, though. I'll give you that much.
I don't think it's essential for everyone, I just like having it because
1) Fonts, as you mentioned
2) I'm often having multiple things open at the same time (jira, google docs, google drive, local dev version of our product, live dev/stage/production, google calendar, notion, sometimes social media). Then it's really nice having my design files (often more than 1 at a time as well) open in a separate app, rather than a million chrome tabs or windows.
But I use the web interface a lot though, especially for quick and easy things.
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Other stuff KDE already has them...
And then, of course, my development stack for C/C++ and Python, including Git and LLVM. (Too exhaustive to list here.)
Windows PC:
Mac:
I would do the same minus chrome and Notepad++, Office without Visio (not available on Mac) and Outlook
(Yes, I am a Safari User)
Absolute essentials:
Important, but not essential:
A bunch of these can be quickly installed all at once using ninite.com/.
My essentials for mac :
iTerm
VSCode
Chrome
Magnet (window manager)
Pine Player (music player)
Telegram (best messaging app ever!)
The Unarchiver
Persepolis Download Manager
IINA (movie player)
Android File Transfer (by google)
Paste (clipboard manager)
Some Finder Extentions (image size + betterzip viewer + webp viewer + open in vs code + ...)
Do you find it essential to install Figma?
I haven't had much perf problems with the web version.
Fonts are easier with the downloaded version, though. I'll give you that much.
I don't think it's essential for everyone, I just like having it because
1) Fonts, as you mentioned
2) I'm often having multiple things open at the same time (jira, google docs, google drive, local dev version of our product, live dev/stage/production, google calendar, notion, sometimes social media). Then it's really nice having my design files (often more than 1 at a time as well) open in a separate app, rather than a million chrome tabs or windows.
But I use the web interface a lot though, especially for quick and easy things.
These are the apps that I can't live with.
I would suggest install "only" those you require to run your dev environment and that depends on tech stack you are using.
Minimum set would be:
For me, it's:
I live mostly in the cloud, so these are my essentials 😁
Headless machine:
Dev machine:
VSCode
A torrent downloader (qbitorrent, utorrent...)
VLC
Inkscape
Chrome
Ruby on Rails
npm
yarn
Python and gcc (if are not preinstalled)
And that's it!
VS Code
FireFox Dev. Edition
node
npm
qbittorrent
VLC
Chrome, Keepass, Git, Python, PyCharm, VS Code, Spotify, Slack.
An operating system :D.
These days Ubuntu 18.04 or macOS.
Git Fork
Visual Studio Code
Discord
Docker or Podman
Spotify
Node.js
IntelliJ
Bitwarden
Postman
Web Torrent
NordVPN
Yarn
Chrome
Too much, every time I forget what reinstall the system to be installed, I've assembled a behind post;
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Windows:
Chrome.
Papier extension chrome.
Maven
Git
Sublime text
IntelliJ
Visual Studio Code
Chrome
7zip
Photoshop
Qbittorrent
NordVPN
Besides what is coming with Debian, I install:
Development
Communication
A software that makes sure that I can connect to Internet. (: